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arricandy:

6x+9=3x-3

Astrid1:

6x + 9 = 3x -3 Subract nine from each side of the equation. 6x+9-9=3x-3-9 Simplify 6x=3x-12 Subtract three from each side of the equation 6x-3x=3x-12-3x Simplify 3x=-12 Divide both sides by 3 3x/3 = -12/3 So your answer should be x=-4

arricandy:

@astrid1 wrote:
6x + 9 = 3x -3 tysm Subract nine from each side of the equation. 6x+9-9=3x-3-9 Simplify 6x=3x-12 Subtract three from each side of the equation 6x-3x=3x-12-3x Simplify 3x=-12 Divide both sides by 3 3x/3 = -12/3 So your answer should be x=-4

Astrid1:

Anything else I can help you with?

arricandy:

@astrid1 wrote:
Anything else I can help you with?
umm it was wrong but its otay

Astrid1:

It was wrong ;( Oh I'm very sorry.

arricandy:

@astrid1 wrote:
It was wrong ;( Oh I'm very sorry.
it ok

Astrid1:

Did you make sure to put the negative before the four?

arricandy:

@astrid1 wrote:
Did you make sure to put the negative before the four?
no

arricandy:

ahhhhhhhhh :{

Astrid1:

Oh that would be why. See when I said your answer equals -4 I put the equal sign too close to the four. My bad, I'm sorry. I should've spaced them.

arricandy:

@astrid1 wrote:
Oh that would be why. See when I said your answer equals -4 I put the equal sign too close to the four. My bad, I'm sorry. I should've spaced them.
its ok

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